Memorial Library Fund Named for E Blish Thompson at Hanover College
Campaign folders issued by Hanover Presby terian Sunday School aim to establish the E Blish Thompson Memorial Library Fund of Hanover College. Endowment Campaign Secretary Rev H T Graham appeals to Sabbath Schools statewide for support. The fund will bear a tablet detailing Thompson's courageous death and inspire ethical Christian motives through vivid oral histories.
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Glenn Culbertson
Hanover Presbyterian Sunday School
E. Blish Thompson
Hanover College
H. T. Graham
Now and Then YWCA Marks Fifty Years
Miss Lucia Cruft of class of 1919 led the first in a month of special YWCA meetings commemorating the organization's fifty year founding. The topic Now and Then traced the growth and history of the YWCA since its establishment.
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Lucia Cruft
Franklin College Rout DePauw In 46 12 Basketball Clash
Franklin College defeated DePauw University 46 to 12 in Franklin. Mulliken starred, scoring through difficult angles. Franklin aims to beat Wabash later this season. Miss Mabel Rothermell, class of 1918, returned from Dupont.
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Franklin College
DePauw University
Franklin
Mulliken
DePauw
Wabash
Mabel Rothermell
Dupont
Freshmen fall to Vevay in tight high school clash
Freshman basketball squad traveled to Vevay on Friday January 28 and lost 38 to 30. Despite leading in the first half many fouls were called as players adjusted to unfamiliar rules. H Manaugh scored seven field goals and A Montgomery at forward also impressed. Players on the trip: A Brashear Riely Manaugh Montgomery Maree Henderson Brads...
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Vevay
H. Manaugh
A. Montgomery
A. Brashear
Riely
Manaugh
Montgomery
Maree
Henderson
Bradshaw
Press Club Meets and Elects Eaglin Member
Burton Eaglin, at 719, was elected to membership in the Press Club at the weekly meeting held Monday evening at the Phi Delta Theta House. He was chosen Assistant Circulation Manager to fill the vacancy from William Hatfield’s resignation. All members attended except Hufford. next week’s meeting will be at the Beta House.
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Press Club
Phi Delt House
Burton Eaglin
William Hatfield
Eaglin
Hufford
Beta House
Hanover Loses 10 Franklin In Fast Fight Night
The Hanover Huskies fall 54 to 25 to Franklin in a swift game. Franklin dominates first half 37 to 8 led by Mullikin and Vandiver. Culley James and Vandiver top Hanover with heavy hitting as Manaugh sustains an injury.
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Husky
Hanover
Franklin
Manaugh
Culley
James
Vandiver
Mulligan
Franklin Hanover
Mullikin
Johnson Lowen
F. James Klyver
RG Hufford Yeoman
F. James
W. Johnson
Lowery
Isaacs
Earlham Football May Play in Centennial Celebration
Earlham College discusses a 1915 football season showing potential participation in the Indiana Centennial celebration at Indianapolis. Under Chairman Whiteside the plan calls for one or two games at Washington Park, with Earlham-Butler likely as a featured match and possibly the special car for the event. The February College Bulletin is being mailed this week.
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Whiteside
Indiana
Earlham 1915
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Earlham-Butler
Earlham Press
Men’s Glee Club Reports Strong Progress for Hanover Season
The Men’s Glee Club meets regularly with Professor Alexander twice weekly and shows greater enthusiasm than last year. Manager G A Blackwood advances tour plans, securing several towns and promising a more varied, complete program with new features for Hanover’s best year yet.
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Alexander
G. A. Blackwood
Glee Club
Hanover
Dr Garritt Celebrates 84th Birthday at Home
Dr J B Garritt emeritus Greek professor celebrated his 84th birthday at his home near the Presbyterian Church following a Christian Endeavor service. Members of the Society named the J B Garritt Society of Christian Endeavor visited, sang songs, and offered congratulations.
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J. B. Garritt
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Rhodes scholars to be chosen from 32 states annually
Rhodes scholars will be chosen from thirty two states each year rather than from all states in the union. The change aims to ease space and residence limits at Oxford colleges. The qualifying exam will be held in October each year and a passing candidate may seek election in a later year. The Junior Class will not publish a Revenah this year. first such lapse since 1904.
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Rhodes
Oxford
Lion and Lamb Unite for Sophomore Freshman Party Truce
On Saturday January 29, rival groups the Sophomores and Freshmen held a joint party at Phi Mu and Alpha Delta halls. Amid ragtime and foggy weather, attendees shared refreshments and music before bidding farewell as the clock tolled, ending a rare peaceable gathering between former foes.
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Phi Mu
Alpha Delt
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Baptists Down
Earlham
the Lion and the Lamb
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